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OBITUARY.
Minister Manning,

New York, Oct ll.-Judge Thomas c.
Manning, United States minister to Mex
Tac }ied at 0 O'clock this morning at the
Fifth Avenue hotel. lie had been i'll for
about a week, and took sick shortly after
his arrival in the city TO attend the meet.
ing of the Peabody educational fund, OF
which he was one Of the trustees. The
cause Of his death was an obstruction Of
the bowels.
When Mr.. Manning died lawyer Percy
Roberts, Of New Orleans, two nurses and
Mr.. Barrows were with him. Mr.. Man
ming grew rapidly wors yesterday after
noon, and his death was expected mo-
meniarily all night. lie suffered little.
Ills ailmcnt was obstruction Of the bowels,
resulting in p%critonitis and putrefaction.
The impression thatsecmsto haveproyriled,
that Mr.. Manning lacked proper nursing,
IL pronounced wrong. Ills wife has been
sent for ut Liberia, La, and will arrive
here tonight. The state department at
WashingtonrAas been notified Of Mr.. Man.
ning's death. No funeral arrangement
have been made.
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Terrible are the Ravnges

upon the system inflicted by disease oi the Kidneys
and bladder. They wreck the constitution more
speedily In ZONE cases than consumption and other
mnladic 81 n fatal pulmonary type. A. you value
your life arrest a tendency to debility, aud consc'
aucnt inactivity of the renal organs, should YOU en-
ucdence any such. iBiasc yigor and activity into
the vitality important s~ecrctiye action Of the Kid
ncys with that salutary diurtic, HosiettcT's stom'
ach Bittcrs. Tho proper degree oi Discrimination isim'
prtcd by u N the bladder also, when that OMAN 10
siurrish. with this timely check, BrEhts dis
crss. dialects, cntauh Of the bladder, aud other
kindrcd disorders may be prevented. Liver CON
plnint, constipation, nervous ailments aud rhcu'
innt,pn. an lkcwi-c conquemblc with this toNcf.
e1t-,urp In damp aT otherwise inclcfnent weather,
IL T. a benlrn safeguard, and rcyiycs strength alter
ung1c fatigue.
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Truateo,a Solo.

on the Eth day ~ September, 1874,
w IN HolicnicW conveyed BY. d~,d. rcFi.
In book io2 on larr Go Ia The h'Ei'lrts ~
Rice. trustee. The rial estate hereinafter d'erHlfd,
40 -turr accrtain indebtcdn,ss thcrin mrhtiuucd
and whcrras by q dr-r'c ol the ,han,,y O"uu
A. UGlrnirnf against =. fmnsioln and other, ~
minute hont a. un pago. tla on The tlh dal Yi
June, ~ u sas ndlndgcd That w, ainnu,i y ny
n A Hrlicnbcy rave hs yfumi.gp mote hnlri
NAV l. iSg: aud whcrns, T. J. inn,h clerk aud
master ~ did thnnccy tnutt AMI ~ sicr'feli.
hi once. wepa appointed tuistses IN the place nnd
,trnd II aid nt fmnk Rice aud whrrus u 80
thrriu drrrrsi TINT. Ia the Ctrut TIE Hiid hutf.
made ~ n A. HulleulHW should not " Vnid ~
maturity, the said trustee ~ appointed shonlh prn
rfti Ia I'll the wtid rial othis upon the terms aud
conditions provided in the DECD ~ loilcnisW 70
Rlcr. tmsiir. Now thcrlur, y samuel We,
HpWeli. CLERK and Master ~ The thuurrfy 'uuH 81
sbsibv epunty. tennessee. tuHtrc lsuorsfnr H. sald
n J. Wnrk. tirfk aud mnsirfh by virtue ~ uhr
p1Wrfs ~ ,oftci in me, a. uior1nii, having qua,ll
hci by taking oath aud Swing l1nd % npuind ny
Law and Isinr requested W. The holden ~ Humc
~ aid not,s - a. do. hrr'by give motto, Inst on
Saturday. November 2, l~L. al " oclu'h ~. W.
front of the t0uuhuusU. iu shelby ruuutyi Icuuth
fcc. / win proved ~ ell iof cash The iollnvinR dc
srfibsd rial estate. situate AMI iTiur lu tue lnAing
District ~ shelby county iiuWctly TIE ciiL ul
Ncmphi,l ln ~, o3u.g 4, .h,' i,1t".
ming NJ the intrrostlnn ~ The south tide ~ Nudi
90 street with the east side NJ i' hnl hlltl Nrsl
at Third fitrtt running ihtitf fN..l WV.
lido NJ aid alley one hundred AMI iuuY tirht anl
one half irrt tu the north side ~ tho Dot alltl
touth At Nadlt1n streL, thence east with The nuftl
| sids " nid iast Wcutunci alley twenty iuuf anl
thue iouHhs feet ~ n stake, thrnrc norm Tafallt,
With the faid hrt mentioned alley uno hunht,.l
| and iofty eight and one hall icUt ~ the nputh Fll'
III Madison street, thence wrti with The south fld'
III Madison nrrct twenty four and thfcc ionfih'
feet a. the beginning point, on when " a lou
| fi0y brick building
Thr tltio l. believed IN b. perfect, but ! shall sl
aud convey a. trustee only.
| cletk and Master Of the Chanocfy Coun u hhclhI
r0uuty. Tennessee. Trustee.
N.t.slts ngfuf4T a tEsI.
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Negotiations in Progress Looking 10 Its
Formation The Hifches.

NEW York, Oct. 1.-THE Sun says:
Tor q number of months past the princi-
pal sugar regions Of this country have been
negotiating the formation Of q trust SINH
lar to the Standard oil trust and the
American cotton-sced oil trust. The mat
ter has been conducted with the greatest
secrecy. II is known hat one OF the re-
cent bitches was over the valuation that
should be put upon some OF the plants
that were TO 80 into the combination, and
another source OF anxiety has been the
attitude OF one Of the large refining con-
Germs outside of this city. 1t is well known
the great bulk Of the sugar refining bnsl-
ness ofthe country is centcred in this city.
The two out Of town firms that have been
considered desirable allies are Harrison,
Frazier 4 Coz, of Philadelphia, and Nash,
Spaulding d Co, of Boston. The last named
has shown a good deal of reluctance about
going in, and, 80 far rs can he learned, has
not committed itself in the matter. II Is
suggested that il n m of the firms
wanted to stay out of the combination and
make an alliance with Claus Spreckels,
who has practically n monopoly OF the
sugar business of the Pacific coast, they
could make The combination very weary.
II is suggested that the combination may
never take such form as to furnish the
public evidence OF its existence, for the rea-
son hat a formally organized trust would
at once attract attention, to say nothing Of
theantagonism that might result in the abo-
lition of the duty on sugar, This would
leave the combination in a sad plight, ais
the business is largely dependent upon the
protection the duty gives it by keeping
out foreign refined sugars. How impor-
tant protection is 60 the business is shown
by the belief in the trade that those inter
csted in forming the combination have
been influenced largely by n proposed re.
duction in the drawback allowed upon
sugars refined here and exported from 20
cents to "a cents. IL is estimated that
the combined resources of the concerns
!, mentioned would represent fully $4,000,
; 600 Of capital"
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ron SALE IVY

VAN VLEET 4 co, Memphis, Tenn.
A, RENHERT & 90, Memphis, Tenn.
q. ". JONES Il 90, Memphis, Tenn,
\ MANSFIELD Il co, Memphis, Tenn,
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''ROBORO."
Tive Thousand Cases Cured WIN
out Failure in q Single Instance.

POSITIVE preventive and inialliblc remedy
n for IliIlLS and FENER, II cohihlnhl NV S"it
nine OF mineral OF any Kind, but Is coinbGsr" =
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puuity, 1t Is mo-, q purgativc, but Is an eNvvI',nt
appcti1Cr-inyigur3tcs brnces Sna ouii rer, op IN n
system from the beginning. Not one pcieNu w"
thousand has a siug'C thnl alter colnlnthoillS aa
ufC. "Ro9ogo is put NJ, in nin' bottles tS Snu 'T 10
tailed GtSlg5 per bottle. We viii NOT nrwutu W
ANY address less than two bottles and WIZ gu'iamn,
tee that. II objections me followed, two bottles VIII
promptly cure any ease Of Cribs ana lever, HH,H
one bottle rs Necessary Tor pcIsons 'C cnr, several
children under eight AVliS OF age,
For sale by all druggists,
Bcuuctt: -Four of my children, between thc, ages Q,
dive md ten years, together with my nruthet nu',
sister, all six, lmd chills aud fever for several
months, during which time the usual rSlnCdy, Oul
nine, was administered without beneficial results;
After hearing of the wonderful cures nctompiisnVu
10y your invaluable remedy, 'Ruboro, | ttlcd II ~
my family, and not one OF the Nix ever had a single
chill after commencing It's use, ! ftSutu " WIN
out exception. the very best chill and fever remedy
that | know anything oL Respectfully, ,rr
OF the firm of Heard Il Agcc, Tobacconists,
GlCnlard, Httsylvanin county, Va, October ~
lSSG.- lcW n Bennett. Nine ul pN emu
| drcu had chills aud fever at the same tInr my
usual remedy, quininc, Wa administered without
benefit. Allol them were promptly ANA vntctNAllN
! cured by The use IL "kOburn' alone, Not one oil
the nine had a chill after commencing tS VS.; !''
Norwood, Nelson county, Va, October -, lSSG,,
| McsSr. Lewis ~ Bennett ScNcul 81 my ,iif,enls
| and / had severe cascs of chills aud fever. We dis
pcnacd with the usual remedies aud used nothing
but "Rnboro," which resulted ma thorough cur
i'm each ctsc. You will obligc by forwarding me u
ease Of twenty. four bottles. Respectfully
H. J, BROWN.
As to our reliability aud responsibility We rctcl
by permission 10 the following suhstuntml huSlncN
men Of Iynchhutr. whCrc both Of the mRnulnc
turcrs of "ROboro' have psidcd Tor the Inst twclv,
yCnp N. &. Manson, Jr, Mayor OF lynchbnrg J.
Tnllcy' cnshiCr Fint National Hank Charles W
Price, Commissioner Revenue John T. hiwnfus
president Tobacco Association,
II YOU cannot procure "l,ohoro' OF your utuH
LENS n BENNETT
Manufacturer. IynChbuR, Va.
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HEALTH ~ WEALTH Dr. ueauregnrd's
Tonic aud NsfNins, the Great
French specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY To- all Ia STAGE mental
N and physical depression, tpsfmhioffhea, ~
torb0ndna. sirnllty, nrumlria, hyttrfin, lnrnfnriV
lar stndy ~ business. pafalysis impoicneo epilep
~, i0ss Ot memory, t0itcnlhr1 81 u' htalhi aun ~
cured In either sex rs the uso ~ tbs unetcrlled
urpautinn. n IL n matter ~ supreme Importance
" ,iso appropriate tf,nlngtt 20 lhc cur .i We
ami Nspino. after many iUnfH rial " lufofri has
proycd luiaiilbic n takcn arrufdlnH W dircctnnA
which are AIMED a. cnrh hpiilc ono l1t equal 70
p,ioe 400 a toN. uf aX huNCH Tor $500. Kent
by mail prepaid on rctipt ~ priv. We runiautsc
az borcs ~ cup any case Mlih uash prurt ~.
cciyrd by ia Tor fiN hHGct Ne VIII ernd our Nfilfn
y,tamutee a. utum the money II trrutncnt dos
moi effect a cum. A. Hcntcn A tn. Druggists, tole
agrnts Tor United Htatuf, 10 aud rs Main street,
Ngmuhts. Tpuu.
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We, the undersigned, Ranks and Bankers, will
pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lot
tcrlcs which may be presented al our counters:
J. II. oGLESBY, President La. National Bank.
LANAUX, Pres't State Natl Bank.
a, BALDWIN, President N. o. National Bank.
CARL KoHN, President Union National Bank.
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or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. c..
or nj No. o West Court ST., Memphis, Tenn
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANH,
New Orleans, In.

nEMEMpED That the presence Of Gems.
hEMEMDEh --Beaurcgnrd and Iarly. who
arr In charge of the Drawings, Is n rnAnntec Of ab,
Solute fairness aud integrity, that the chances are
ali equal, aud that no one can possible divine what
number will draw q prize.
REMENBEH-Thht the payment Of all Prizes
Ia Guaranteed by -Four National Banks OF New
Orleans. aud the Tickets arr signed bI me iretl.
Jcnt ~ mn Institution, whose chartered rights an
recognized IN the highest Courts; therefore, bcwnrt
III any limitations OF anonymous schemes.
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ave do hereby certify that We supervise the ar.
rangcmcnt' for all the Monthly aud SCmi Annual
drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery Company,
aud In person manage and contrul tie drawings
themselves, and that the same ave conducted with
honesty, fnirncss, and in good faith toward all par.
ties. aud We authorize the Company To use this GER
tifcatc. with facsiinilcs Of our signatures attached,
in its advertisements"
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y F"W' W ~ ~
SO said Young. Straws show which way
the wind blows, and there are n score Of
symptoms any one Of which shows the ex-
isicncc Of ca,arrh. Neglected, II will rob
the blood Of It's purity and the system Of
its strength Get DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. II cures even long standing
eases, as thousands testify, and should be
used for colds in the head, which often re-
suit in confirmed catarrh.
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Horrible Suicide.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. ia horrible
case Of suicide occurred about 2 o'clock
this morning, at No. 625 Fourth street,
this city, where Maurice Simmons, a book
keeper in the liquor house OF Octave Has
sinicr, was found with his head almost sew.
cred from his body. The instrument used
was a razor. The cause is stated TO have
been due 10 domestic troubles.
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Capital Prize, : : $4,000.
sc-NoTICE-Tickets are Ten Dollars onl
Halycs. 90. Fifths. %. Tenths, VI.

mo Prizes. amounting to..-...--..""..;;.;.s, Sh,Wc
Application for rates TO clubs should be made
only 10 the Office Of the Company In New Orleans
For further information write clearly, giving lnll
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Ut
dcr,, or New York Exchange in ordinary letter
currency by Exprs~ tat our cxpensel addressed
N. A.. DAUPHIN,
k.u nrlenna- In.
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SALT LAKE Cry, u. T., Oct. 1.-THE
Mormon conference adjourned last night
after n four days session. No president Of
the church was chosen. MILFORD Wood
ruff was sustained M president Of the
twelve apostles and ex-oflicio OF the
.hurrb
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Don't suffer any longer, but use Tanners
Infhlible Neuralgia Cure, the only iniaili-
BILE curc on earth for all iorms OF neuralgia
and nervous headache. Rangnm Root
Medicine Co., Manufacturers, Nashville,
Tenn. Sold az Holsters drug store, 2S3
Main street. 80 cents per box.
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Quick, permanent CurS guaranteed IN every oec
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SYPHILIS cured In n few days without the utc oi
mercury, change of diet, OF hindmncc irom bu,i
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Gated without the use of mercury Involuntary
loss of semen stopped In n short time Nnnct,n
FINN imuotcncy ar lOss of sexual pOwCn rcslnrvdlp
Ire yigur In d few weeks. Victims 81 self ahusc
aud excessive vcncry, suffering irom fpernntorfhca
and luss uf physical aud mental power, slfCdlly
and permanently curvd. Particular attention PAIL
10 the Diseases ui Women, aud CurcS gunmutccd.
PILES and old surs cured without the usc nl cnutuc
or the knifc. All consultations strictly conhdcn
tlal. Medicines sent by cAprvss " al paris ui u'
country,
ne Norkingmcn curd NJ half the usual rates
Office houn irum : OiCluck am. "a o'clock pm,
u. :. JOHNSON, MD.
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Anrtiou Sales.

Gsl Iowa Railway Company, which acquired held
osne1 IN connection herewith; together with all and
shguisr the tenemens heredament and appurtenances
ereuntO belonging, or In anywIse apperainng and the
eNesioh or reversOns remainder remAinders rents
e ana profits thereof and also all the righG
whatsoever as Wei in In equity OF the said Cen
Iowa railway Company Of In and 10 the above described
purtenances. -' ~ VIZ ~
ne Terms OF said decree said Special Master re-
qrec 10 accept no bid from any bidder less than
nv hundred and fty thousand dollars from any bid.
df VINO shall not, II requested by said Special Master,
MAXI ms sd hands or dePcsit With him as pledge that he
ply with the conditions OF sale the sum OF thirty
thousand dollars in cash. and the properly being struck
g ~ any bidder the said Special Master require said
pa oepJst as further pledge Ionds OF the defendant
company OF SAID Eastern Division Issue the OF
sn hundred and fifty thousand dslar principal par value
or instead thereof such purchaser deposit in whole
~ lht me c0nsOd dated bonds Of said defendant company
OF SAID issue numbered between 1901 and 6431 inclusive
,,.- en- j. T. LOMAX, Special Master.
nntles SULLIVAN Hubbard, COmpainants' Solicitors,
81 wall Street, New York, n. "
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NETWORK. Tuesday, Aug. l6, 1887.
-. rxoh,o,o and Auctfou Rnou
ercoepEp REAL ESTATE rRANsFEEs-N Y. CITY

Gala. were held at tho Exchange and Auction Room to
ar
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REAL ESTATE.
pIrs,NEsS AT THE EXCHANGE.

tn. onv sale at auction yesterday at the Real Estae H
..nse was under foreclosure by smyth Ryan Of
roperv located on the Fork OF Marshall
o,ado and known as the San Miguel Mining ana
Company together tn the Andrus Mill Oh % .onor,v
Placer claim containing FIVE TO seven " Of the
rnnd6oiders The mil when ouI ma erectoa on FIT.
sione dwelling house. 3Oxto' tr edward Mitchell. A
vs.sofy brick and ero%n1s%iSd and onebun.
built on me ior Messrs Bradley hi.Key Inre e
fgesory brick $40 Tie corner Of Tenth ana Eigty
are 10 be erected IN M Earle. on The cali three-sorJ
eighth-st, by Allan II sx55xlOo Edgecombe ave.
brick and stone and thirty si1ts was offered at
$4,000
NETWORK. Tuesday, Aug. l6 1897
rs held at tho Exchange and Auction Room to
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Gorses auo Carriages.

EOR SALE.-A very fine light bay thorough
bred laly's riding horse; also beautiful dark bay
E ISL hands safe for child 10 ride perfect pet
M young and sound only sold by for
@. W. H.. Box "a. Belvidere. r.. J.
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vi CIGCUIT COURT or THE NITED STATES 4
and FOR The southern District " Iowa, Central Division
THE CEN RAJ TRUST COMPANY OF NEM-AORI
vs.. THE CENTRAL IOWA RAILWAY COMPANY. ii
Equity.
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Cost ano fonno.

I OST BANK BOOK NO. $4,000 on Dry
Il Dock Savings Bank.-Any person having claims upon
SAID hook are called upon 10 present the 20 the bank
within thirty DAYS said book Will be declared can
thereof.
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MASTERS SALE

Nt CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
md for thc southern District OF Iowa. Central Dii
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW. YORK
Equity.
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Ocean Cleaners.

COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA ESPA-
Formerly A. LOPEZ co.
North American Branch)
THE STEAMERS OF THIS WELLkNOWN SPANISH
STEAMSHIP LINE under contract with the Mexican
Government will leave NEW YORK for HAVANA direct
on tho 4h llth and Gath OF every month Tho hrstcass
steamship ..,,. ,--.-,- .,.-,
VIII sail from companys pier) 81 N. r. on August Pa at
D. m taking freight and passengers for the following
ports -.
Havana Progreso Vera Cruz, St John OF Porto Rico.
and santander and IRE only for Cad Barcelona sev
Malaga, Aimera CathagenA Alicante aud Valencia For
freight, passage and Information apply to
j. NJ CEBALLOS 4 90, Agents. 80 Wal-st
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIQUE. FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE.
Companys No AZ North River foot OF Mortonst
La BRETAGNE, dc Joussein.. Saturday. Aug 20 ga M
LA CHAMPAGNE. Traub. aturnay, aug n"on
"a GAaCOCNE sante Saturday. Sept >. a m
Passage to HavreWinter Rate First Class $50 ana soo
ee0 louis De BEBfAN, Agent No. Bowling orssn-
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Business proprrtn for Sale ano Go Get
arooklpn propertp fn Sale an0 90 Get
FOR SALE.
eox45 FEET-LOT 100 FEET DEEP

eOx45 FEET-LOT 100 FEET DEEP.
1ree story and brownsone front Basement par
or and 2d finished hard wood I'd floor saloon cham
Ter windows in parlo cabinet manels through
ButtTess stairs ID parloT story
Easement and psroT hall wanscoted IN hard wood double
fooTs IN paror Sanitary plumbing throughout Heated Dy
!uIIace. Pnoe. $1,000
Also one 2story and basement red brick and bownstone
finished with latest Improvements Inee s13OO ms house
bargain.
Also corner house finished in The most durable manner
rrice 500. This house viii lie shown only on ~speca
lennit
TOroach them take BROOKLYN Elevated Road to
station about 90 minutes Tidetlen go blocks mp sumner
iVC 10 MonToe.st block to my house 26IA Lewsave
These al convenient 10 Elevated Road IN one
IL eles residence Brooklyn and lui by one OF me
lost builders i'm the city They be Sold the owner
cannot afford 10 Carly them. KEYS at 2G7A Lewis-aVe
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Nj ASTERS SALE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT yon TUE YZsr
kRN DISTRICT OF PENNsYLyANIA.
Edward W. Kinsley

Tho Buffalo. New-York and Phila.
deiphia Raiiroal Company ct al.
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Boarn an6 rooms.

10 WEST 1STH-ST.-Handsomel furnished
~ rooms with ooard; fall arrangements now made.
OtTH-ST., 125 EAST.-Elegant rooms,
Ot singy suite. newly furnished with board; ref
Fences.
1OQTH-ST.. 81 81 % WEST-Table service,
81 rooms and location strictly frstcass arrange
hents NAV now be made for the coming season.
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Che Guri.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES-LOng Branch.
IVA EVERY TUESDAY, THU RS DAY. ana SATURDAY
August 81 -
Central r. r. ~ j. Liberty. st. Ferry S:lj 9:5) lElo
am. 1913 l245 1880 7. m. Pe9nsyiyana X H. corr,
landt DesbrOssos st. Ferries no 9:lO. llbO M -
M 1880 D. M; m. Saturdays only. Boats via sandy
Hook from Pier y. y. r., D. ii a. m l2:lo, ~ Races
promptly 23O D. Fare, Round TIP including aunis
20 Field. 81 90 c.es TIT p.o.,,
j. H. CosTER, Sec. A. j. IAo9Ai - rioS'
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
Letter from the Assistant Foreman of the
Delivery Departmental Subject in
which Thousands are Deeply
Concerned.

About five years ago suffered from pain u uri-
nation and great pain and weakness in the lower
part OF my back, pain in the limbs, bad taste in
the mouth, disgust at food, and great mental and
bodily depression.
live at al York street, Jersey CITY, and on ar
irving home one night found copy Of the shaker
Almanac that had been left during the day. read
the article ''What is the Disease that is coming
Upon Up 1t described my symptoms and feel
ings better than could If / had written whole
book. My trouble was indeed nike thief In the
night for it had been stealing upon me unswares
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